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Gorilla Bar
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Rubber Duck
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Bastard File
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Meme
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Only new song ever
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Skip
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Fraction Faded
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Out of Hand
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Make it Work
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903 West
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Willow Park
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Neon Tetras Leinster, Ireland
Neon Tetras are a 3 piece outfit hailing from the midlands. They’re their debut album “Sit down sky” was released on the
30th of March 2013, a follow up from their 2010 EP “Give an inch, take a mile”
While the midlands they hail from may be flat and plain, their sound is anything but. Needlessly loud drums and washy chords with a smattering of some vocal melodies and bouncing bass lines.
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